You Can Be Wildly Successful On Paper…And Still Feel Like Something’s Off

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“I’ve done everything I set out to do…so why doesn’t it feel the way I thought it would?”

I see it every day in my work as an executive coach for women in leadership: brilliant, accomplished women who’ve climbed every rung, hit every milestone and checked every box…yet still find themselves wondering:

“Is this how it’s supposed to feel?”

This isn’t burnout.

Will AI Widen The Leadership Gap For Women? Or Can We Change The Story?

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AI is transforming our workplaces faster than we ever imagined. It’s reshaping how we work, who does the work and even the skills required to stay relevant.

For executive women and those aspiring to lead, AI isn’t just another tech trend…it’s a leadership issue. And one that comes with a critical risk: If we don’t act now, AI could shrink the leadership pipeline for women before it ever begins.

When Women Leave Tech Leadership, We All Lose

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This week, headlines reported something alarming: women are steadily disappearing from leadership roles in tech and major social platforms.

At first glance, it might feel like a “tech sector problem.” But it’s not. The implications ripple far beyond Silicon Valley and affect every industry we touch.

Burnout Isn’t A Buzzword…It’s A Leadership Crisis

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here’s a quiet crisis playout out behind boardroom doors.

Recent research shows:

56% of executives report being burned out

Nearly half of leadership teams have lost top talent due to chronic fatigue and disengagement

Women in leadership are disproportionately affected, especially those holding the “only” seat at the table

These findings come from the 2024 Women @ Work report by Deloitte, which continues to track the evolving workplace experiences of women globally.

Beyond the Broken Rung-The Real Reason Women Can’t Break Through in 2025

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For years, we’ve been told the problem is at the top.
The elusive C-suite. The final glass ceiling.
But what if the real issue isn’t just the ceiling?
What if it’s the ladder itself?
According to research, for every 100 men promoted from entry-level to manager, only 81 women are promoted, and the numbers are even lower for women of color. This is what’s known as the broken rung-the first step up that too many women are missing.

What Skill Set Have You Been Downplaying?

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It happens quietly. Maybe you’ve always been great at simplifying chaos into clear action…but you call it “just being organized.” Maybe people always come to you for advice…but you brush it off as “being a good listener.” Maybe you lead with empathy, but you label it “just being nice.”

3 Tiny Steps That Create BIG Change

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We often think of change as something massive, dramatic and immediate…like a total career pivot, a big promotion or finally achieving work-life harmony. But in reality, lasting change begins with the small shifts: the thoughts we challenge, the patterns we disrupt and the beliefs we finally let go of.

Personal and Professional Growth For Women-The Secret To Sustainable Success

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In a world that celebrates hustle and glorifies being busy, growth can feel like one more thing on your endless to-do list. But here’s the truth…sustainable success doesn’t come from doing more. It comes from becoming more.

When you focus on both personal and professional growth, you don’t just climb the ladder…you build a foundation strong enough to hold everything you’re reaching for.

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